Krumb Snatcha - Respect all Fear None 'Respect all Fear None' album

From the streets of Lawtown to D&D Records, Gang Starr Foundation member, Krumb Snatcha is set to jump back on the scene with the release of his debut album, "Respect All Fear None." An emcee whose style and musical content was spawned directly from the streets of Lawrence, Massachusetts, Krumb Snatcha has the rugged edges that are one of the essential ingredients for a classic album.

Krumb gained notoriety as a force in the East Coast Hip-Hop community (with a string of independent releases), which in turn garnered the ear of friend and mentor Guru of Gang Starr fame. Since linking up with the Gang Starr Foundation, Krumb Snatcha has positioned himself as the next star to be spawned from the storied line of GSF artists. As an unsigned artist, Krumb received the prestigious Source Hip-Hop Quotable of the Month for his guest verse on "Make em' Pay" off Gang Starr's 1998 album "Moment of Truth." Never one to slow his roll, Krumb next collaborated with street legends M.O.P to create the modern day classic "W.O.L.V.E.S." off of the "Training Day" soundtrack.

Tag-teaming with NYC's top up and coming label, D&D Records, Krumb has laid down a lyrical barrage on tracks produced by some of hip hop's best and brightest. For example, the album's first single "Incredible" has Krumb rhyming over beats by two of the most sought after producers in rap today, DJ Premier and Alchemist.

The A-List set of producers doesn't end there, as Nottz, Easy-Mo-Bee, Da Beatminerz, Curt Cazal, and Arabian Knight all supply the ammo to buoy Krumb's verbal onslaught. The combination of top tier production and Krumb's lyrical prose blend together to create a unique balance of rhythm, poetry and honesty that is seldom seen in hip-hop today.

The Beatminerz produced "Rich Man, Poor Man" is a gem that spins a tale of society's "struggle with self to save souls." Another jewel is the autobiographical cut, "Prison Life," which speaks on Krumb's experiences behind bars, and the world that thrives within. Yet all the tracks on "Respect All Fear None," do not deal with such dark subjects, as is evidenced by the club anthem "Oxygen." Produced by Nottz, this one will have the shorties undressing, while everyone else is "sippin liquor who just don't care, how the weed clouds fill up the air." The vivid auralscape that Krumb paints on "Oxygen" lend to its being chosen as the album's lead video.

The streets have become overpopulated with clean-cut rappers rhyming about their possessions, and Krumb Snatcha is ready to put the fire back in the game with the release of "Respect All Fear None." Check the (list month) "The Source" and the (list month) "XXL" for features on Krumb. "Respect All Fear None" will be in stores 10/08/02.

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